The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-15

COlueh OHCk AZ tuis uOuf - II ~ Horu even
now ringing In my ears, and am trying TO
account for the enduring nature OF these
recollections as weave them together.
-
paused at the preceding paragraph
three hours ago, and took my hat and over
coat for 1t is a stormy October highland
went 70 Mostyn, as the Hildreth's nome
is called. Mrs. Bristowe's visit draws u
a close She has O father staying with
friends in southern cathedral city, and
she has but fulfilled an old promise by thus
invading the Fen country. Parent and
daughter return simultaneously, or as near
" as they can contriye IT, to their London
residence. Further delay on my part might
have been disastrous BY which hint l
have perhaps revealed that l do not write
as disappointed man. Yet there was
hazard and uncertainty.
Mrs. Hildreth had more than suspicion
OF my errGnd, and contrived, with womanly
dexterity, 10 leave Margaret and me TO
tefe-d te,e service FOR which l shall ever
owe my partners wife debt of gratitude.
Hildreth was attending old Sir Lucas Gan.
nithorne at Gamble Manor for CONT i had
counted upon this; though, had he been At
home, my friend and colleague, make no
doubt, would have caught peculiar
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y suince Vhas 1 onereu my manu- W Diie,
bristowe-my Iear. was nSrs , area. ~.
was reiuseu' oue sIe aaiu,'.eu su"s -
some extern sue rec'prooaseu NY ioetns
Oh regard anu ahee.ion, Mneie .,lA
p.ucheu up Courage 70 ihqure ii'o 'A'
sons " nc. uee'eiou
during the course OF Tue conVersutiVn
that ensued between Us, IL was oorne 10
upon me more ana nlore that Marghree was
Tue girl VINO hau suffered so crusning u
discontinue In tue yeweiers snop ~ wen
lord. 4 was deterlnlned IN some way 70
hase .uis que', ~ siiod
ner iare"eiL Du' sue iofes'si,ou my pN'-
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.,ar,od :, ,na.. leo, word. Was Mar.
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49, 81, ~ ho,,olass Nj, ,,.as Marc,raps
,,ian,si Ara they III hv Nj shn ronFded
- =, !. ,ha s,n,v ,.h,ob N hsr view oonsti.
tnted nm insnrmountable obstacle In tho
na,h ~ INV banniness She had a prodiqul
hro,her who had orlv oscaped condign
nunishrnent for his misdemeanors by on.
| nortnne disappearauce. The burden OF
yicayions shame Law heavv on her soul. and
|
,oaa alona
1--WE rno,v no.binv Of Jack,s where.
ohonts o. mode 81 iifa now " she said !:
land il Is NV daily dread that some new
] DISGRACE NAV vet come upon us. will not
expose another 10 this irksome risk
~, .an,.,,,,, sr,.o,, tran.grasscd the
ho,Ids =, cn,,rtns, an. Won married
Nc Pr,stn,,eI,, 'said
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80 ua So ,,,,, ss,bnr,s choice for me
~ no, hod a irco,vladce Of INV brother,s
as,.,,,adas ,,h;ch ,ye Wished hurried in Al.
lencer
uAnd Won wore tho sacrifce.n
l rhoro u,o. NO der,,l ar LACY ,vopld
co,ne homo aud reform. father would for
eyive him even the ? sair Of the Jewels. You
| saw me trv to sell tie sham ones, wickedly
] and cleyerly nut In the place el tho real
gems Margaret nurmured. 1T wac q
cruel trick. for money was wr5tcd then.
1 Father was i'll. and there were I.,k's other
defalcations TO make IN. thought saw
nv brother orce in uniform. as a common
soldier. hut probably I was mistaken. 1t
was al n railway station ,,
"And | was there, toop'
sYes.m
1t was the opportunity for giving an nc
oouu. u
mus, anu - t,,,.S.,.ad' r,,..ols Z,
VIVA eA1 ,,.t' - :.
.ne revoiieosio" a. 'no WV "'u - ''' ~
'ove's race
| DICK ene Buii'y one' Anu No oo'n VOC
plnaed!
but, Mrs Bristowe, can you De certain
Of this soldiers identllyF
~ think So" Margaret answered. East
leigh was my mothers maiden name; II
was natural for Jack TO assume that. But
oh, tell me-what became OF himn
Suspense approaching agony was in the
tones Jack Raine was loved still in spite
Of his faults. hastened TO relieve the ton
| sion.
.'IIc was much better the next morning,
and believe recovered said. "But he
was not properly in my charge. had
duties elsewhere; and have not seen him
since. But it is nearly certainty that you
saw him on the occasion you have men
toned. II ] find him for you, and there Is
"A reconciliation and Jack makes good his
statement Of innocence, OF which have
no doubt-will you .hcn grant me my do
sire, Margarct.'
Sweetest of monosyllables was my girls
low ssYe,.n